What does this program do?
what is the program output if the user enters 1 when prompted for the number of points?
how would your answer to the above question change if the test in line 15 used < = rather than < ?
print the homework or copy and paste the code below in your homework. draw a box around each statement, and underline each expression, in the code. (even though technically an assignment in java is an expression, do not underline entire assignments.)
the random component provides a pseudo-random number generator that generates numbers uniformly distributed in the [0.0,1.0) interval; the method call rnd. nextdouble() returns a pseudo-random number in the [0.0,1.0) interval. (in case you're not familiar with the notation here, [0.0,1.0) denotes an interval consisting of all real numbers between 0.0 inclusive and 1.0 exclusive, i. e., the set of all values x satisfying 0.0 ≤ x < 1.0.)
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public static void main(string[] args) {
simplereader input = new simplereader1l();
simplewriter output = new simplewriter1l();
output. print("number of points: ");
int n = input. nextinteger();
int ptsininterval = 0, ptsinsubinterval = 0;
random rnd = new random1l();
while (ptsininterval < n) {
double x = rnd. nextdouble();
ptsininterval++;
if (x < 0.5) {
ptsinsubinterval++;
}
}
double estimate = (100.0 * ptsinsubinterval) / ptsininterval;
output. println("estimate of percentage: " + estimate + "%");
input. close();
output. close();
}